Greta Gerwig Reveals 1 Thing Margot Robbie Isn’t Good At
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The director relished exposing the weakness of her "Barbie" star on "The Late Show."
“Barbie” director Greta Gerwig joyfully revealed one of actor Margot Robbie’s flaws in an interview on Thursday. (Watch the video below.)
“The Late Show” host Stephen Colbert pressed Gerwig on one of her own weaknesses: speechmaking. He said he felt better knowing Gerwig isn’t good at something.
“Oh!” Gerwig said. “I have something similar with Margot Robbie... She’s so wonderful at everything she does. You can literally tell her not to cry out of one eye and she can. She’s that kind of a person. And she’s astonishingly beautiful.”
“My favorite thing about her,” Gerwig continued, “is that she... can’t sing that well.”
That sparked audience laughter and a, “wow, wow” from Colbert.
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